Pauline Epistles: Rhetorical Criticism and Post-Colonial Theory
Advanced study of Paul's letters using Greco-Roman rhetoric and contemporary theory
Course Instructors
To Be Announced
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Details
A study of Paul's letters using advanced Greco-Roman rhetorical models (inventio, dispositio, elocutio). Focuses on contemporary scholarly approaches, including Post-Colonial and socio-rhetorical readings of his arguments on Law and Grace.
Course Curriculum
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What You Will Learn
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Rhetorical Skills: Analyze argumentation techniques in Pauline texts
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Critical Analysis: Evaluate contemporary theoretical frameworks applied to the epistles
FAQs
Graduate students in Biblical Studies or Theology interested in Paul's letters and rhetorical criticism.
Not strictly required, but familiarity with Biblical Greek is advantageous.
Through essays analyzing rhetorical strategies and theoretical interpretations.
What is in this course?
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Duration : 1 Days
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Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
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Rhetorical Mastery : Learn Greco-Roman rhetorical techniques (inventio, dispositio, elocutio) in Pauline letters
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Critical Perspectives : Engage with Post-Colonial and socio-rhetorical readings
